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sathwik
Driven by curiosity • 1y
Recently, I received a call from Internshala Training, and to my surprise, the person speaking was not real but a virtual caller. They started by asking if I was interested in their course. When I answered "no," they politely thanked me for my time, assured me that they wouldn’t bother me again, and ended the call. I found this approach very innovative and interesting. It’s a refreshing alternative to multiple calls and persistent follow-ups, which can be annoying for people. However, I feel it might negatively impact the company’s course sales, as a virtual caller cannot engage in persuasive conversations or handle objections like a real salesperson. What are your thoughts on this approach and its impact on sales?
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